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Same, watched it all last night

Binged Barbarians, a new historical mini-series on Netflix about the Germanic tribes' (particulary the Cherusk) struggle against the Roman Empire, culminating with the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. Really good. @Bluewolf

I personally think you should have gone with Tractor Sazi just to piss your cousins off Nah, sounds good! I find following some more "obscure" leagues kind of rewarding, especially when you have a personal connection, and Iranian football is underrated in the West anyway. Your grandma is from Shiraz, right?

Could be because they are seen as an Azerbaijani club with strong racist tendencies against Kurds and Persians?

Any club you follow there?

Top 20 in today's qualifying will battle it out in tomorrow's super pole.

Pay driver's paradise.

Apparently, Agu is the player who tested positive and Chong is the other one who also is in quarantine. A huge blow, as Augustinsson is injured and Agu was supposed to replace him.

One of our players tested positive for corona. Everyone else tested negative, but due to having prolonged contact with the infected one, another player and a staff member will also be in quarantine for 14 days. The team is staying at home and not training today as a precaution, hopefully no more positive tests tomorrow.

The question is, Pecorino or Grana Padano?

NASA is set to make a "major anouncement" about the Moon on Monday

Wait...are you marinating chicken that's already been cooked or am I reading this wrong

Snowpiercer Season 2 starts on January 25th, 2021

It's absolutely brilliant, you should give it a go

To be honest I was just referring to this:

Or with Ronald Reagan.

Already regret posting that.

A 28-year-old Brazilian volunteer in the Oxford/Astrazeneca vaccine trials has died of COVID-19 complications He is reported to have received a placebo, not the vaccine, and Oxford University confirms there are no safety concerns, the trials continue.

I swear someone is making Darth Vader sounds in the background of NASA broadcast

Welcome aboard, @Coma.

Technically, it's not a landing, it's a Touch-and-Go event, but I agree - it's mindblowing nonetheless... I've read about the whole procedure and watched them practice actual maneuvers a few months ago, and it's a highy complex engineering feat. Things like that make me proud of the progress we are making in terms of technology and engineering. Imagine a van-sized spacecraft about 330 million kilometers away from the Earth trying to collect a surface sample of an asteroid as big as the Empire State building, and we get to watch it live on youtube. Wouldn't have believed it if even just 20 years ago someone told me it would be possible. This is a cool map of the asteroid: The sample will be taken from the Nightingale site.

Finally, I can use this again! get well soon...

Haha if it was worth millions the picture would look more like this: But yes, that's the actual shot the image is obviously cropped and the contrast is boosted in post processing though. Looks much better through the scope, you can even make out some of the moons! Seeing the rings for the first time made me more excited than I thought it would